N
News Group
Hi,
I have a Server 2003 Domain Controller.
I have an XP SP2 Workstation which is a member of the Domain.
I have a Network Printer.
When a Domain User or Administrator sends a document to the Network Printer
(direct connection, local spooling etc.), this prints okay.
When a Domain Administrator sends a document to the Network Printer (as
connected via the Server, remote spooling etc.) this also prints okay.
The Problem:
When a Domain USER sends a document to the Network Printer (as connected via
the Server, remote spooling etc.) this FAILS.
The document stays in the queue marked with 'Error'; however no entry is
made in the Event Viewer.
Searching Google etc., I see this is a problem which reappears from time to
time, but I am yet to find a solution.
I have tried making the Domain User a member of 'Print Operators', and
whilst this allows them to Manage the Printer: they are still unable to
print.
If I add the Domain User to the Administrators Group, they are then able to
print.
In Summary:
For Domain Users & Administrators - Direct Network Printing within the
Domain is okay.
For Domain Administrators - Indirect Network Printing (Printing to a Network
Printer attached to the Domain Controller/Server) is okay.
The Problem: For Domain Users - Indirect Network Printing (Printing to a
Network Printer attached to the Domain Controller/Server) FAILS.
Any ideas offered would be greatly appreciated.
Colin
I have a Server 2003 Domain Controller.
I have an XP SP2 Workstation which is a member of the Domain.
I have a Network Printer.
When a Domain User or Administrator sends a document to the Network Printer
(direct connection, local spooling etc.), this prints okay.
When a Domain Administrator sends a document to the Network Printer (as
connected via the Server, remote spooling etc.) this also prints okay.
The Problem:
When a Domain USER sends a document to the Network Printer (as connected via
the Server, remote spooling etc.) this FAILS.
The document stays in the queue marked with 'Error'; however no entry is
made in the Event Viewer.
Searching Google etc., I see this is a problem which reappears from time to
time, but I am yet to find a solution.
I have tried making the Domain User a member of 'Print Operators', and
whilst this allows them to Manage the Printer: they are still unable to
print.
If I add the Domain User to the Administrators Group, they are then able to
print.
In Summary:
For Domain Users & Administrators - Direct Network Printing within the
Domain is okay.
For Domain Administrators - Indirect Network Printing (Printing to a Network
Printer attached to the Domain Controller/Server) is okay.
The Problem: For Domain Users - Indirect Network Printing (Printing to a
Network Printer attached to the Domain Controller/Server) FAILS.
Any ideas offered would be greatly appreciated.
Colin